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A
dramatic
12th-end
victory
last
niht
brought
curling
honors
and
the
Georjre
Cook
trophy
to
Percy
Herd's
rink
after
scoring
a
remarkable
comeback
against
Skip
Chuck
Ostertaj
and
his
trio.
Final
score
of
H-13
w;u
achieved
with
a
thrce-ender
in
a
ihnllinn
and
exciting
match
playott
climax.
The
11th
end
saw
Her
couni
SUNDAY
S3.
Camlet
,.
FRIDAY
'
S8
ChiltifiQi
,.
is
Prince
Rupert
s
team
captain
A.
J.
Dominato.
one
of
two
OKAU
INC
A
BEAD
on
a
clay
pigeon
teams
to
win
the
shoot
against
Terrace.
R
north
tin,
C
IURI
crni
pMJ
f
i
ll
2a
am
My
I
Northern
arena
at
row
THE
HKST
TIME
since
the
Canadian
cuil.im
ihampKmshlps
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k.
,rir
t
icvpn
rinks
w.re
competing
in
the
H.WK).0O
civie
"?v
one
rock
fur
a
score
of
13-U
fori
Ostertug
In
the
12th.
Hers?
w.if
laying
three
with
the
outside
rock
as
guard.
After
much
de-'iberotion,
Ostertag.
who
had)
Manitoba",
victory.
The
arena
was
opened
In
the
fall
Sudbury,
Out.,
which
ended
yesterday
with
of
11)51
for
skating
and
this
is
the
first
time
it
his
been
used
for
curling.
.
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itlsu
1
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II
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HOCKEY
SCORES
"WilL:
New
Westniliistt-r
3.
Vancouver
3,
Seattle
i.
VlrUirla
14h
CURLING
CHAMPIONSHIP
Manitoba
Wins
Brier
Tankard
the
final
throw,
decided,
to
Wimlnnte
one
rock
Irom
tl
house
in
a
tricky
shot
and
so
even
the
score
and
ni'ce:sit,ilo
another
end
to
decide
the
winner.
But
Ostertag's
sUnw
didn't
quite
curl
enough
nd
only
suc
Edmonton
5;
Colgary
1
i
tfi
4;f
is-,
12'
A
li'Zi
In
Sefond
Straight
Victory
SUDBURY
(CP)
Manitoba
won
its
Mth
Can-!
ailian
curling
championship
when
Ab
Gowanlock'
I
Dauphin
rink
defeated
Quek'c
8-6
in
a
drama-packed
SIR
ceeded
in
brushinK
the
third
'
Berg
rock
in
the
house
which
;
he
meant
to
knock
out.
;
Here
are
tl.e
scores
by
ends.
1st,
2,
0;
2nd,
2,
1
'Ostertag).
:3rd.
2,
2;
4th,
3.
1
i
Ostertag)
.
I
Sth.
3.
3;
Cth,
7,
3
"O.teitagi
I
7th.
10,
5
lOstertag);
8th.
10.
I
10
i
five
ender
by
Berg);
8th.
13.
H
!
playoff
last
night.
i
It
was
the
52-year-old
Oow-
4
1
The
Mat
of
Montana
induces
about
7u
per
cent
of
tl-United
States'
lion
ore.
0
4s
aTMl.
Tt
li'ii
in
a
-run
i
nar
rN-nrVY
in
it
crack
shots
last
week
in
the
first
inter-club
10
(Ostertagi;
10th,
13.
10;
11th.
13.
11;
12th.
14.
13.
Members
of
the
winning
rink
TOP
TERRACE
TRAPMEN
lost
to
Prince
Rup
I
anlwk's
second
personal
victory
j
in
this
top
curling
event
of
the
year
and
the
second
straight
!
year
the
Macdonald's
Brier
!
tankard
was
won
by
Manitoba.
trap
shoot
between
the
two
Rod
&
Gun
Clubs
hMd
here.
Pictured
above
are
the
two
teams
with
BURT
m
btnVt
Game
Commissioner
James
Cunningham,
i
centre,
bareheaded)
here
for
annual
club
dinner.
were
Berg,
skip;
Bert
Field
jlead;
Eddie
Gladding,
second;
i
Hector
MacDonald,
third.
!
The
trophy
was
presented
to
Ted
I
ri,iii
iinliw
k
In
a
brief
ceremony
!
lasers
Ostertag.
skip;
Smith,
lead;
Otto
Quast.
second,
j(,n
the
Ice
immediately
after
the
TYPE
SPICY
Bob
Rudderham,
third.
climactic
12tll
encl.
Tonight
Is
the
final
match
of
j
the
Gordon's
Hardware
trophy
j
BIG
(Tlf
HIttTION
Wings
ChampionTeam
Without
High-Scoring
Gordie
Howe
n
l
-v
TV
TlTl
Coxnind
Bert
Rowbotham.
who
downed
SUDBURY.
Ont.
Kf)
Theme
of
Coronation
Day
celebrations
here
June
2
w
iil
be
"the
Com-mmrwenlth."
Plans
include
a
parade,
pageant
and
dance,
bu!
i
Matthew
last
night
In
the
semi-i
finals.
I
Th
Hr;iio
fnr
timipht
Includes
have
taken
a
different
tunes
turn.
the
finals
and
postponed
games
By
The
Canadian
Press
.
The
Wings
simply
were
play-
,,,,
w
.v,
v,a
urinrr.Wne
like
champions.
Red
Kelly
BROWN!
in
the
Dre-bonsuiel
competition
"yncouver?
Alex
Delvecchio
and
be
without
Gordie
Howe?
the
morning
will
be
left
freo
so
thai
citizens
may
listen
to
tutllo
accounts
from
Londrn.
pui
m
.
I
Prnnnvost.
also
shared
Probablv
iust
where
they
are
Marcel
'
In
the;
league-1
margin
harvest
as
the
today
on
top
of
the
National
scoring
BEXTLEY
HOME
i
7
i5Sleber
vs.
High
School;
Max
Bentley
finalyy
gave
up
;
Wilson
vs.
Stewart;
Warren
vs
under
a
deluge
of
calls
and
1
Rowbotham
(Gordon
finals),
answered
the
telephone
at
his,
9:
15
Holliston
vs.
Johnson;
Delisle.
Sa.sk.,
home.
He
an-
Wiilson
vs.
Shier,
i
nounced
he
had
come
home
for
i
leaders
built
up
a
7-0
Hockey
League.
Or
not
far
off.
before
Bruins
could
reply.
TO
ADD
FURTHER
JOT
TO
THE
RIP
Eddie
Sandford
and
George
iRedi
Sullivan
finally
connected
for
the
losers,
who
remained
in
a
rest,
in
hope
that
a
w
eek
or
10
't
davs
on
the
farm
will
improve
EST
OF
All
TIES...
THE
TIE
OF
HOST
1$.
Detroit's
NHL
champions;
weren't
without
their
top-scoring
1
right-winger
last
Monday
night
as
they
entertained
Boston's
travei-weary
Bruins.
But
by
the
time
the
games
was
over,
the
Bruins
couldn't
have
cared
less.
True,
Howe
fired
a
goal,
and
Brain-Spot
.
.
.
thrn
cumr
lo
the
Sijlria
.
.
.
on
the
s,orr
uj
h'.vtfHh
liny
ami
the
r.i;c
nf
Stauli
y
I'urk.
t
ine
nxim
-fine
xrrriie-fine
jtMxi.
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imiking.
Unhn
nitlimi
mirier.
Srnnthle
tat
it.
GUEST...HAVE
BURTON'S
DEUCIOUS.IH
fifth
place,
one
tantalizing
poini
hls
generai
health
to
the
point
from
play-off
territory.
wrlere
he
can
go
back
to
Toronto
While
Howe
was
picking
up
his
'
.
Maple
Leafs
for
the
play:offs
if
43rd
goal
of
the
season,
with
Leafs
make
them.
BASKETBALL
PLAYOFFS
TONIGHT
3
Out
of
5
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
QUENCHING
ALE
ALWAYS
ON
ICEA
Si
Ik''
I;
acted
as
a
decoy
wnne
nnemaie
Llndsay
s
help,
he
picked
up
Ted
Lindsay
sank
four
more.
But
,hree
assjSts
as
his
scrappy
little
The
Leafs'
ailing
centre,
in
low
spirits
from
repeated
illness
and
injuries,
slipped
out
of
Toronto
without
notifying
club
officials.
READY
TO
SERVE
AT
A
MOMENTS
V.
wnen
a
learn
lanes
a
iu-i
umi-
'
i..,,,!.
from
Kirkland
Lake,
CHOOSE
AN
ALE
AS
YOU
WOULD
CB
FRIEND...P0R
THE
FINEST
QUALITIES.
Teams
Polled
lug,
you
can't
blame
it
ail
on
one
Qnt
ran
his
goai-Scoring
total
Plan-
j
to
29
Between
them,
the
two
Gordie
wasn't
even
on
the
ice
snarpsh00ters
have
scored
more
when
defenceman
Benny
Woit
than
half
ag
many
goaIs
as
tne
scored
his
fourth
goal
in
120
entire
roster
of
almost
any
other
NHL
games,
and
his
first
of
the
N11L
club
season,
or
when
Marcel
Bonin
,
whUe
lne
wings
officially
fired
the
second
of
his
big-!eague
i
1
na,ed
down
lneir
piay.of
berth,
Hilliord
C.
lyU
Managing
Director
MANSONS
the
career,
Nor
nor
did
aiu
he
ne
figure
iiguic
in
m
inc
.)t,r
n
On
Post-Season
Playoff
Series
SEATTLE-(API
The
eight
Can
Produce
Extreme
Fear
PEBBLE
BEACH.
Calif.
iAPi
A
London
nerve
specialist
reported
Sunday
he
had
found
a
spot
in
the
human
brain
which
can
produce
for
no
good
reason
at
all
a
feeling
of
extreme
fear.
When
this
part
of
the
brain
is
damaged,
the
person
may
have
nightmarish
fits
of
terror
while
awake,
Dr.
Donald
MacRae
told
a
meeting
of
nerve
specialists.
This
kind
of
fear
differs
from
that
which
arises
from
the
working
of
the
intellect,
such
as
fear
of
combat
or
bankruptcy
or
anxiety
over
some
problem.
It
is
fear
engendered
purely
by
a
physical
process
In
the
brain.
It
occurs
in
some
but
not
ail
epileptics,
particularly
in
those
with
damaged
temporal
lobes.
This
fear
element
may
be
useful
as
a
guide
In
detecting
epi
mere
wua
nca
ui
w.
Winers'
first
two
goals,
when
it
!
v..f,vot-'
hiu
Tinmen
whose
for
was
still
a
hockey
game.
clubs
in
the
Western
Hockey
League
are
being
polled
on
MOONLIGHT
ROLLER
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
"
t
i
irv
-il
f0R
f0R
fm
H0Mt
home
tyr
SKATING
TONIGHT
9:30
to
12
whether
they
frivor
a
proposed
playoff
series
with
the
Quebec
Senior
Hockey
League.
President
Al
Leader
said
he
received
a
telephone
call
Tuesday
from
George
Slater
QSHL
president,
suggesting
such
a
post-season
series.
.
.
The
Quebe6
circuit
voted
last
Sunday
night
to
approach
both
I5y
GAYLE
TALIPOT
TUCSON,
Ariz.
(AP)
The
most
urgent
and
important
job.
of
coaching
being
done
in
any
baseball
camivlrnV
spring
has
been
allotted
to
Tony
Cuccin-
lepsy
and
also
may
prevent
CIVICCENTRE
ft(tftu
)
,
Non-Members
75c
.
.
A
A
Tin.
lloirl...lo
Mp..
m
!
I
f"
ir
"i'
.
il'MhvA
o
'
some
doctors
from
mis-diagnos
I
the
WHL
and
American
Hockey
ing
the
fear
seizures
as
symptoms
1
easiie
on
Dossible
nlavoffs
etlo
of
Cleveland
Indians'
staff.
The
American
League
pennant
could
well
ride
on
the
little
coach's
success
or
failure.
"I
""
Bnd
at
the
same
time
lifting
All
Tnnv
has
been
asked
to
do
Dr.
Mac
Leader,
who
said
he
personally
.
of
real
mental
disease
Rae
said
liked
the
idea
of
a
series
with
the
seven-team
Quebec
league,
nromlsed
to
let
Slater
know
this
Christmas
puddings
m-thcir
PLY
TO
m
V
rrWV
1
week
the
outcome
of
the
WHL
prrr;ent
style
were
rluh
mill
until
about
1670.
have
gone
under
his
glove
or
to
Dlav
shortstop
properly
and
IT
U
lul
U
lJ
I
J
IVl
lfy
f
o?q
!
r'S'
have
been
bobbled
just
enough
for
us
to
miss
an
Important
double
play.
"I
never
saw
a
player
work
harder.
I
believe
he's
going
to!
master
it,
and
if
he
does
our
biggest
problem
is
over."
Although
George
Strickland
did
a
fine
job
of
shortstopplng
in
so
doing
provide
the
iiame
s
greatest
pitching
staff
with
the
sort
of
support
it
needs
to
beat
out
the
Yankees
instead
of
finishing
second.
Tony
has
thrown
himself
into
the
task
with
much
enthusiasm.
"The
strange
thing
is,"
he
said,
"that
it
has
taken
this
for
the
Indians
in
their
thrilling
stretch
drive
afte
the
Yanks
last
autumn,
manager
Al
Lopez
would
like
to
see
Boone
come
back
and
take
over
the
post
on
a
regular
basis
because
he
potentially
is
a
far
better
hitter
than
Strickland.
Three
seasons
ago
he
hit
for
a
.301
average,
but
the
last
two
years
has
been
long
to
discover
the
reason
the
boy
has
been
erratic
on
ground
balls
and
has
failed
to
improve
In
starting
the
double
play.
We
would
have
won
the
pennant
the
last
two
years
with
Just
a
little
better
shortstopplng.
"What
we
know
now
is
that
Boone
has
a
strange
little
habit
of
fluttering
his
hands
just
before
a
ground
ball
reaches
him,
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aloft.
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as
dismal
at
the
plate
as
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the
field.
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Sandspit,
Vancouver
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except
Sunday.
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your
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Magistrates
Want
Corporal
Punishment
Reintroduced
LONDON
W
In
face
of
parliamentary
opposition,
the
British
Magistrates'
Association
has
voted
by
more
than
two
to
one
in
favor
of
reintroducing
corporal
punishment
for
crimes
of
violence.
The
association's
ballot,
representing
tne
view
of
about
half
the
magistrates
in
the
United
Kingdom,
showed
4,412
In
favor
of
bringing
back
the
birch,
with
1,886
agaiiibl.
The
vote
came
as
members
of
Parliament
cut
across
party
lines
to
reject
a
private
member's
bill
calling
for
revival
of
whipping.
Home
Secretary
Sir
David
Maxwell
Fyfe
argued
It
would
be
premature
to
reverse
a
decision
taken
by
the
Labor
government
In
1948
to
ban
flogging.
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